Indigenous communities have long coped with climate shifts using mountain terraces.

Their deep-rooted knowledge, honed over centuries by observing weather patterns and seasonal changes, has enabled them to adapt effectively. These adaptations are not just survival tactics but a testament to their resilience and understanding of the environment.

Through generations of learning, they have developed sustainable practices that help them thrive despite climate uncertainties.

The long-term vulnerability remains as global warming intensifies, challenging even these well-adapted communities.

What is the long-term climate outlook for this region?

Despite their adaptive strategies, Indigenous communities face increasing risks from extreme weather events and changing climates. Their traditional knowledge must evolve to address new challenges posed by global warming.

The outlook remains challenging.